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I have installed a very minimal debian system, and need to connect to a windows share. I keep getting an error: Cannot display location "<path>". The default action does not ...
- 12-04-2008 #1Just Joined!
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connect to windows share
I have installed a very minimal debian system, and need to connect to a windows share. I keep getting an error: Cannot display location "<path>". The default action does not support this protocol.
My guess is that I need an important package to allow the action. I have tried samba samba-common smbclient smbfs smbnetfs but none of that has made a difference. Any ideas?
- 12-05-2008 #2Just Joined!
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I have also tried from a shell:
mount -t //remotehost/share /mnt/mountpoint -o username=domain\username,password=password
and I am given: mount error 13: permission denied
I have exhausted every idea I can google. Since permission is denied, is there some kind of authentication package I need to communicate with my windows domain? I would have thought the domain\username would be sufficient, but with my limited knowledge of linux in general I could easily be wrong about that...
Any ideas would at least give me something else to try...


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